Bottom

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 54
bot'um, n. The lowest part of a thing; foundation: base; low alluvial land along a river; a valley. (Xaul.) The keel of a ve el: the ve el itself. Power of endurance: stamina; dre or grounds. v.t. [bottomed (-tumd), -tomixg.] To found or — build; to furnish with a seat or bottom. — v.i. To for be based. — Bot'tomle , a. Without a bottom; fathomle . — Bot'tomry, -rT, n. (Mar. Law.) A contract by which a ship is bound as security for repayment of money. Boudoir. boo'dwgr, n. A lady's private room.
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